Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-14
LOCAL 6REvlTiGS.

MIR. Will Gillett was in Dayton yester-
day.
Mr.. A. ". Gee. of Urbana, is in the
city.
The Frederick Warde company is at the
Arcade.
Regular meeting of the Flower Mission
tomorrow.
Mr.. Tom Halls. special agent Of the |. B.
4 W. is here on business.
Mr.. Leon II. Houston. of South Charles
ton. is in town on business.
The will Of the late Sarah A. Moffet was
admitted to probate yesterday.
Ex-Superintenden Ennis, of the l. b. 4
W., was in the city this morning.
Mr.. Samuel Jenkins has moved his bar
ber shop to London, O., where he will go
into business.
Mr. George II. Knight. the popular Bee
Line agent, went to Columbus this mOrn-
ing on railroad business.
Mrs. America Steward has opened very
neat little restaurant and lunch room at %
west Washington street
Mr.. George Kinney. of Charlottesville.
Ky.. is in the city on business and regis
tered at Mr.. James Buford's.
Miss Mollie Love leaves in few days for
Cincinnati to attend the fall session OF the
Cincinnati academy of music.
The commissioners today ordered the
Houston ditch. in Pleasant township. to be
built according 20 the new survey.
Officer Mast left this morning for Ian
caster with Charles Schmall. who had been
sentenced TO the Reform school for petit
larceny.
Twenty-Five Springfield workmen left
today for Cumberland, W. Va. to go to
work in the big car shops. Most of them
were Knights Of Labor.
Mrs. c. =. HouSen. who has been spend
| ing the summer with friends in Columbus
and the southern part OF the state. returned
home this afternoon via the o. 5.
The Home Run" company. that is to
play at the Grand tonight. arrived at II
o'clock this morning from Dayton where q
Home Run" was made last night.
Mr.. W. r. Wilson. of College avenue
who has been i'll for several months past. Is
now entirely blind. the result of his ions
illness. Mrs. Wilson is also very seriously
i'll at present
The annual county fair held by the col
ored people of Fayette county. KY. opens
today at the Lexington fair grounds. Mr.
J. Buford left this morning on the 2:St
train. to attend.
Mr.. Thomas Dugan. proprietor Of the
St. james hotel. accompanied by his wife
and son, left last evening for two weeks
visit TO LOgansport. Ind. They may &c
further west before returning.
Mr.. Ralph Docksey, superintendent OF
the Springfield Brass company. heard the
sad news yesterday that his wife had died
at her home in England of scarlet fever
Mr. DOcksey has the sympathy of hi
friends.
Mr.. Tom Mulcahey. of the St. jane
hotel. was stung on the upper lip by sp
der night before last while asleep. and car
ried his conversation in sling all day yes
terday. He had frightfully swollen liz
yesterday. but it is going down now "Mur
was badly frightened for while. As ]
looked for time as though he would hav'
a serious time.
Quite number Of the young society pee
pie of Springfield have signified their IN
tentiOn TO attend the grand platform
dance at the Greenfield. Ohio. fair ground
on Thursday. September a2d. At nigh
there will be a grand ball at Relrs hall
The Ohio Southern road will sell half-rat
tickets. good going on the 2lst and 2sd
apd returning on the 23d.